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MMA Offshore sees wind as "key target" while oil price low

ASX-LISTED energy contractor MMA Offshore, which owns and operates offshore support vessels for the Australasian oil and gas sector, will pursue new markets in renewables and defence as it seeks to weather out uncertainty caused by the recent oil price crash.

MMA Offshore sees wind as "key target" while oil price low

  MMA Offshore posted its full year results on Wednesday, revealing a net loss after tax of $36.5 million.  The company, which acquired fellow energy vessel provider and subsea service provider Neptune...

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